Re: acid reflux was: cabbage soup was: generic synthroid

[Guest guest]

Do you have any other symptoms? Cause many people said their acid reflux

went away when the other symptoms did.

Jan

mwcislo wrote:

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>It does sound extremely restrictive - but I do wonder about

>intolerances to foods. I have read in a hypothyroid book that when

>you become hypo and your metabolism changes you may not be able to

>degest food as well as before or even become intolerant to some. I

>have noticed since hypo that I have extreme acid reflux and a lot of

>bloating no matter what I eat. BUT when I restrict myself to salads,

>veggies, chicken, and fish I notice a drastic difference and I feel

>sooooo much better. I know diet directly relates to how I feel but I

>guess I am not sure what to stay away from. There were a few posts

>last month that helped... I am still doing research though.

>Thanks for your help:)

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I guess - Acid reflux symptoms are when I eat (most things) my

stomach gets really bloated, can't get rid of it (can't burp), if I

do it comes up, extreme heartburn, burning in my esophagus, even pain

in my neck. I got this really bad about six months prior to being

diagnosed with hypo. I thought it was the spicy food I like to eat -

but the more I read about hypo the more it seems to be linked.

Symptoms of hypo remain the same - fatigue, muscle fatigue, brittle

nails, cold intolerance, you know:)

>

> >-

> >It does sound extremely restrictive - but I do wonder about

> >intolerances to foods. I have read in a hypothyroid book that

when

> >you become hypo and your metabolism changes you may not be able to

> >degest food as well as before or even become intolerant to some.

I

> >have noticed since hypo that I have extreme acid reflux and a lot

of

> >bloating no matter what I eat. BUT when I restrict myself to

salads,

> >veggies, chicken, and fish I notice a drastic difference and I

feel

> >sooooo much better. I know diet directly relates to how I feel

but I

> >guess I am not sure what to stay away from. There were a few

posts

> >last month that helped... I am still doing research though.

> >Thanks for your help:)

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

So it will probably go away when the others go. How long have you been

on your current dosage of meds?

Jan

mwcislo wrote:

>Yeah, I guess - Acid reflux symptoms are when I eat (most things) my

>stomach gets really bloated, can't get rid of it (can't burp), if I

>do it comes up, extreme heartburn, burning in my esophagus, even pain

>in my neck. I got this really bad about six months prior to being

>diagnosed with hypo. I thought it was the spicy food I like to eat -

>but the more I read about hypo the more it seems to be linked.

>Symptoms of hypo remain the same - fatigue, muscle fatigue, brittle

>nails, cold intolerance, you know:)

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

im discovering the bloating is from milk intolerance.. i dont have to waddle

as much now heh

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Re: acid reflux was: cabbage soup was: generic

synthroid

> Yeah, I guess - Acid reflux symptoms are when I eat (most things) my

> stomach gets really bloated, can't get rid of it (can't burp), if I

> do it comes up, extreme heartburn, burning in my esophagus, even pain

> in my neck. I got this really bad about six months prior to being

> diagnosed with hypo. I thought it was the spicy food I like to eat -

> but the more I read about hypo the more it seems to be linked.

> Symptoms of hypo remain the same - fatigue, muscle fatigue, brittle

> nails, cold intolerance, you know:)

>

>

>

> >

> > >-

> > >It does sound extremely restrictive - but I do wonder about

> > >intolerances to foods. I have read in a hypothyroid book that

> when

> > >you become hypo and your metabolism changes you may not be able to

> > >degest food as well as before or even become intolerant to some.

> I

> > >have noticed since hypo that I have extreme acid reflux and a lot

> of

> > >bloating no matter what I eat. BUT when I restrict myself to

> salads,

> > >veggies, chicken, and fish I notice a drastic difference and I

> feel

> > >sooooo much better. I know diet directly relates to how I feel

> but I

> > >guess I am not sure what to stay away from. There were a few

> posts

> > >last month that helped... I am still doing research though.

> > >Thanks for your help:)

> > >

> > >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have been on the current dosage for about a year

I just introduced blood pressure med about 4 months ago and also

tried prevacid and other acid reducers. I do notice it less as long

as I don't eat a hamburger or something.

>

> >Yeah, I guess - Acid reflux symptoms are when I eat (most things)

my

> >stomach gets really bloated, can't get rid of it (can't burp), if

I

> >do it comes up, extreme heartburn, burning in my esophagus, even

pain

> >in my neck. I got this really bad about six months prior to being

> >diagnosed with hypo. I thought it was the spicy food I like to

eat -

> >but the more I read about hypo the more it seems to be linked.

> >Symptoms of hypo remain the same - fatigue, muscle fatigue,

brittle

> >nails, cold intolerance, you know:)

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

So you could be undermedicated. If you had only the reflux I'd think it

is not thyroid related, but since the other symptoms are there, it is

worth to see a doctor and get Free T3 and Free T4 tested - and

antibodies too, to see if you need more meds.

Jan

mwcislo wrote:

>I have been on the current dosage for about a year

>I just introduced blood pressure med about 4 months ago and also

>tried prevacid and other acid reducers. I do notice it less as long

>as I don't eat a hamburger or something.

>

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>

[Guest guest]

You guys are most helpful - Thanks:)

>

> >I have been on the current dosage for about a year

> >I just introduced blood pressure med about 4 months ago and also

> >tried prevacid and other acid reducers. I do notice it less as

long

> >as I don't eat a hamburger or something.

> >

> >-

> >

[Guest guest]

The reflux goes along with T4 only meds! You often see people on

$ynthroid and zantac, or $ynthroid and lipitor

Gracia

> So you could be undermedicated. If you had only the reflux I'd think it

> is not thyroid related, but since the other symptoms are there, it is

> worth to see a doctor and get Free T3 and Free T4 tested - and

> antibodies too, to see if you need more meds.

>

>

> Jan

>

> mwcislo wrote:

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> >I have been on the current dosage for about a year

> >I just introduced blood pressure med about 4 months ago and also

> >tried prevacid and other acid reducers. I do notice it less as long

> >as I don't eat a hamburger or something.

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